Washington Brementon Civic Plus #217

SR 303 Vehicle Detection, Traffic-Signal, and Fiber-Optic Improvements

The City of Bremerton is seeking bids for traffic-signal and communications improvements along SR 303 to support a separately procured adaptive signal control system. - Buyer: City of Bremerton, Department of Public Works & Utilities, Engineering Division; the bid notice identifies the City Clerk’s office. - Project: SR 303 Adaptive Signals, from Sheridan Road to NE Riddell Road; plans also cover Olympus Drive/Fire Station #3 and intersections at Sylvan Way, E Broad Street, Hollis Street, and NE Riddell Road. - Requested equipment: New vehicle detection systems and a fiber-optic communications system connecting to the City’s existing demarcation point at its Olympus Drive NE facility complex. No quantities, OEMs, brands, or part numbers are specified. The adaptive signal control system itself is being procured separately. - Installation work: Traffic-signal and ITS installation, including detection wiring, work in new and existing vaults and junction boxes, signal cabinet work and rewiring, a new signal cabinet foundation, fiber-optic communications, and pavement restoration. - Notable requirements: Federally funded project with a 7% Federal Small Business Enterprise participation goal. Work must follow the contract plans and applicable WSDOT specifications. Traffic control must preserve driveway and bus-stop access and provide accessible pedestrian routes when needed. - Completion and value: Complete within 50 working days after the Notice to Proceed. The engineer’s estimate is $1,275,000–$1,475,000. - Named vendor: ARC is identified as a provider for previewing and ordering contract documents, not as an equipment supplier. No equipment OEMs are identified.

Description

The City of Bremerton is seeking bids for traffic signal and ITS improvements supporting an adaptive signal control system, which is being procured under a separate contract. Work includes installing new vehicle detection systems and a fiber optic communications system along SR 303 between Sheridan Road and NE Riddell Road, connecting to an existing City demarcation point at a city-owned facility complex on Olympus Drive NE. The work must be completed within 50 working days after the commencement date in the Notice to Proceed. The engineer’s estimate range is $1,275,000 to $1,475,000; the project is federally funded and has a 7% Federal Small Business Enterprise goal.

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